Collecting stuff
December 1, 2014
I’m not sure how many of you out there save stuff related to the exhibit industry. I guess I would be called a “pack rat”
I’m not sure how many of you out there save stuff related to the exhibit industry. I guess I would be called a “pack rat”
Experiential marketing today Playing a key role in the evolution of experiential marketing, technology infiltrates every aspect of today’s tradeshows and makes it easier for
If you’ve been in this business for very long, and have traveled to the same convention cities numerous times, you probably have your favorite hangouts.
Growing cultural awareness about the environment and the attending increase in corporate social responsibility standards have contributed to a niche market for boutique, sustainable businesses.
Strangely enough, from my earliest days in business to my current role as CEO/owner of a national search firm, my feelings about job interviews have
There is always pressure on businesses to do everything possible to generate leads and attract new customers.
Roger Taurant, who founded an exhibit design and production company in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, passed away on Oct. 8 at the age of 85.
More and more tradeshows held in the U.S. are international traveling events that are often managed by an international show organizer. As a result, the
Tweet Reusing an exhibit stored in a warehouse for 362 days of each year for an annual three-day tradeshow is like greeting an old friend
In June 2014, Elite Meetings International (EMI), the leading provider of group business technology solutions, launched AttendeeHub, an online and mobile-friendly platform for scheduling appointments,
Tweet Any exhibitor knows from experience that choices for flooring are endless – there’s wood, carpet, vinyl, laminate and other unique materials.
South Africa is truly an amazing place. From the mountains to the oceans to the parks, South Africa is a place of not just diverse
